Interesting CBC article about Larry Walker.
He should have more Hall of Fame consideration
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/baseball/ml...me-ballot.html
"It’s clear by looking at Walker’s production over 17 seasons that his numbers stack up with anyone in the Hall.
He won three batting titles, seven Gold Gloves, the National League MVP in 1997 and boasted a lifetime on-base-plus slugging percentage of .965, which is higher than 45 of the 64 outfielders currently in the Hall including Reggie Jackson and Dave Winfield. His .565 slugging percentage also ranks 13th all-time.
“When you look at a guy like Larry Walker and think of the best all-around players from his era, who’s better? Barry Bonds, maybe,” said Glew. “He hit 49 home runs when he won the NL MVP award [and drove in 130]."